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Monitor articles for December 24, 1985
- Wizard of the keyboard can still bewitch listeners
- Designing furniture in the fast lane
- Visit fails to ease Hong Kong concerns about its future
- Halley's comet and peace
- Christmas and government
- Nigerian coup plot reflects impatience with new leader. Four-month-old regime has yet to keep promise on ailing economy
- I almost didn't send it
- perfect timing
- Despite recent charges, US and USSR try to keep `spirit of Geneva' alive
- The Holy Land: `1860s' `1980s' Jerusalem has beckoned photographers for nearly a century and a half. Their pictures record both the changing, and ch...
- In the air and on the ground, reports of near collisions are rising. FAA attributes increase to better reporting; others say skies are more crowded...
- After months of restoration, Big Ben is unwrapped just in time for the holidays
- Central America's swing toward democracy: analysts doubt it will last
- Stakes are high for Peru's popular, swift-acting leader. Failure of reforms could bring violent reaction from left and right
- The uncertain art of long-range weather forecasting
- Senator Kennedy steps aside
- Selma Lagerl"of talks of Aline's gifts
- News In Brief
- Government secrets
- To measure Mr. Buckley is to measure both language and media
- A box of keepsakes Note with the gift of a jewelry box
- `Year of the spy' -- more were caught, but security is still lax
- Back to good ol' days -- 1978 -- when US home mortgages last saw single digits
- Ask the Gardeners
- Providing assistance to the 278 million women of Africa
- A tale of the two bears -- marketing and sales strategy in Toyland
- Reversal of power
- Toysmith out of an old-fashioned mold
- Letters to the Editor. Accuracy in Academia: monitoring the classroom
- Korea -- a new slant on the Orient
- Home-grown mustard packs a lot more zest. Seeds chosen for zip, productivity are available now to home gardeners
- Charges fly on arms control
- Crowd-pleaser Garc'ia doesn't always tell Peruvians what they want to hear
- Aid to Nicaragua: people to people while governments look on
- Ronald Reagan's top `star wars' salesman departs: `President has made me obsolete'
- Christmas trees
- If you're curious, over-55 set eats the most ice cream
- In the quiet of Christmas
- Minority students stage Peking's first antinuclear demonstration
- The world's women count
- Carbide wrestles GAF and the industry wonders, `Who's next?'